Custom packaging for roasters and tea brands

Tea & Coffee Packaging

Coffee and tea are valued for aroma, and aroma is what oxygen, moisture and light take away first. Freshly roasted coffee also releases gas after packing. We match format and barrier choices to how you sell — retail bags, outer pouches for tea sachets, or rollstock for automated packing.

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Illustrative concept — black, gold and copper flat-bottom coffee bags with zipper and one-way degassing valve. On-pack wording is artwork only, not a product or compliance claim. Not a customer project.

Packaging sample photos

Photos of finished pouch samples showing format, print and features. Brand artwork belongs to its owners; these are not customer projects or endorsements, and on-pack wording is not a material or compliance claim.

Packaging sample photo — flat-bottom, side-gusset, spout and windowed stand-up pouches together. Brand artwork belongs to its owners and is shown only as a format example. Not a customer project or endorsement.

Illustrative packaging concepts

Concept renders showing possible formats and print styles. They are not customer projects, and on-pack wording is not a material or compliance claim.

Illustrative concept — matte black flat-bottom coffee bags with zipper and degassing valve. On-pack wording is artwork only, not a product or compliance claim. Not a customer project.

Illustrative concept — brown and cream printed flat-bottom coffee bag with valve and zipper. On-pack wording is artwork only, not a product or compliance claim. Not a customer project.

Illustrative concept — black stand-up zipper pouches with leaf and cup artwork for tea or coffee. On-pack wording is artwork only, not a product or compliance claim. Not a customer project.

Illustrative concept — three matching stand-up zipper pouches for a herbal tea range. On-pack wording is artwork only, not a product or compliance claim. Not a customer project.

Illustrative concept — white and green stand-up zipper pouch for loose-leaf tea. On-pack wording is artwork only, not a product or compliance claim. Not a customer project.

What the package must do

Specified around the product, not a catalog.

Product sensitivity, filling method, shelf presentation, distribution and order profile all shape the format and material structure we recommend.

Aroma, oxygen & moisture

Foil, metallized and high-barrier structures can be compared for aroma retention and shelf goals.

Pouch, rollstock & sachet

Flat bottom bags and stand-up pouches for retail, outer pouches for sachets, and printed film for automated lines.

Closures & presentation

Resealable zippers, tear notches, matte and gloss finishes can be reviewed for compatible formats.

Technical considerations

Questions we work through with your team.

Degassing: Fresh roasts release CO₂. Tell us roast timing and your gas-management process so the package and filling requirements can be reviewed.
Aroma cross-over: Flavored teas and coffees can transfer odor; barrier layers help contain it.
Sustainable structures: Designed for recyclability; samples available for customer testing and qualification. Compare PE/PE against barrier and filling needs; actual recycling depends on the finished pack and local systems.
Sachet context: For tea sachets, outer pouch barrier often does most of the protective work.

Common applications

Where this specification fits.

Whole bean and ground coffee

Loose-leaf tea

Tea sachet outer pouches

Drip bag and pod rollstock

Start with what you have

Send us your current bag or artwork.

Current bag or pouch
Roast or blend type
Gas-management requirements
Retail or wholesale format

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